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Gpt — ESG Presentation (April 2007)

31 slides from Gpt's sustainability presentation, Apr 4, 2007

  1. Slide 1: Rouse Hill Town Centre – Treading Lightly

    Rouse Hill Town Centre – Treading Lightly 4 April 2007

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  3. Slide 3: Rouse Hill: A lasting Ripple Effect

    Rouse Hill A lasting Ripple Effect.

  4. Slide 4: Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes

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  5. Slide 5: Ce ae “2 ‘ + er

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  8. Slide 8: Challenge: Are we scratching or digging?

    Challenge Are we scratching or digging?

  9. Slide 9: What's the impact?

    What’s the impact? Tenants Base Building 55% 1 m² GLA 45% ~1,800 m2 ~1,500 m2 footprint footprint

  10. Slide 10: Elements of the Footprint

    Elements of the Footprint Our Our Ecological Ecological Footprint Footprint Green- Green- Biological Biological Materials Materials house house Water Water Transport Transport Tenants Tenants Value Value (Energy) (Energy) 25% reduction

  11. Slide 11: Bio-diversity Design Response

    Biological Bio-diversity Design Response Biological Values Values -50% -50% „ Basement carpark in lieu of on-grade or deck. „ Use of bio-swales and ponds for toxics removal (400m2) Absolute benefit „ Biodiversity controls on landscaping to “restore” values 12 Ha „ 130,000 plants >80% of which endemi

  12. Slide 12: Tension between lush planting style and Australian ecological values

    „Tension between lush planting style giving warmth in winter and Australian ecological values

  13. Slide 13: Materials Design Response

    Materials Materials Design Response Materials -10% -10%and and counting counting „ 100% non-structural concrete 100% recycled „ 100% sub-base 50-100% recycled Absolute benefit „ Structural concrete fly ash up to 25% ~5,700 + Ha „ Steel reinforcement 85% up to 100% recycled ~20,000 T Co2 „ Roof sheet

  14. Slide 14: Material Challenges!

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  15. Slide 15: Greenhouse Design Response

    Greenhouse Greenhouse Greenhouse Design Response from fromEnergy Energy 35% 35%++ „ Streets not enclosed malls – 100% natural ventilation „ Daylight to common areas rather than artificial light Absolute benefit „ Trees part of conditioning ~1800 Ha „ Passive solar design strategies „ 100% of tenants

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  17. Slide 17: BCA Section J2 Shading Options

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  18. Slide 18: Water Design Response

    Water Design Response Water Water -60% -60% RHTC RHTCWSUD WSUD Absolute benefit ~small Ha NON NONPOTABLE POTABLE POTABLE POTABLEWATER WATER ON ONSITE SITERECYCLING RECYCLING WATER WATER „ ALL taps flow and „ 100% recycled from „ 150 kL rainwater time control (BB RHR plant. collection and tenants) „

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  20. Slide 20: Transport Design Response

    Transport Transport Design Response Transport 35% 35%++ „ 20% single vehicle trip shift to alternative forms „ Bus transit station on T-way at centre Absolute benefit „ Train station (promised by 2017) ~378 Ha „ Apartments in and around town centre „ Integrated network of foot/cycle paths „ 150 cycl

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  22. Slide 22: Tenant Design Response

    Tenants Tenant Design Response Tenants -40% -40% „ Green lease „ Minimum water conservation measures Absolute benefit „ Lighting efficiency standard BCA SJ or better ~1800 Ha „ Eco-footprint calculation required before design approved „ Shopfronts and A/C control BCA Sec J compliance „ Staff to regi

  23. Slide 23: Learning

    Contributes Contributestoto Learning achieving achieving reduction reduction „ Investment in eco-footprint web-site „ Development of retail design manager tools including Absolute benefit „ Edge “eco-design” store a before and after design solution immeasurable „ BCA lighting design guideline and pr

  24. Slide 24: Evolution of Intensity

    Evolution of Intensity Tenants 3500 Customer Transport Water --2% Natural Gas Electricity 3000 Construction Materials -25% Developed Area 2500 -30% Impact in m2 per m2 GLA 2000 -50% 1500 1000 500 0 2003 2005 2008 2010 One Planet Typical Closed

  25. Slide 25: Conclusion

    Conclusion „ Achievements start at the top „ A shared outcome including financial „ Building capacity is critical to success „ Monitoring outcomes supports next stretches „ Whole of building – whole of life must be tackled „ We still need to do more

  26. Slide 26: Questions

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